Book Details

Stories—both tragic and humorous—as seen through the eyes of Emergency Services

Memoirs of Mayhem will take you through a roller coaster of emotions as you read true stories from someone who has worked as a member of law enforcement, fire service, and emergency medical service. Curtis Parsons shares real-life stories that occurred over his 40 years of working the streets as a member of public safety. Whether it’s a five-car pileup, an airplane that crash-landed in the marsh, or a fight that started between a dog owner and an angry father and resulted in multiple attempted murder and assault charges, Parsons has witnessed tragic events that can never be forgotten. He’s also responded to a call about teenage pranksters who released two dozen chickens in a high school classroom, and he’s seen the wonderment of a new life come into the world. His memoir is a fascinating peek into the world of first responders.

 

About the Author

Curtis Parsons

Curtis Parsons spent 40 years working in the public safety disciplines, beginning in Law Enforcement and transitioning into the Fire Service, EMS, Emergency Management, and Homeland Security. He retired as Assistant Fire Chief with over 25 years of service and accepted the position of Emergency Management & Homeland Security Coordinator in his home community, finally retiring from public safety in 2015. He and his wife now make their home in Wyoming.